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Sending class over Socket17 Nov 2006 17:02 GMT5
Hy!
I am trying to write a programm which can send "user defined" messages over
the network to a client and receive the messages.
The Message is a class I have written and I am using recv() and send() to
Parsing open browser17 Nov 2006 09:36 GMT1
I'm wanting to write an application that will parse an open browser's
webpage and pull information from the fields that the user types in to
save to disk to refill in the information incase of a power outtage.  I
need some kind of direction of where to start with this.  It's going ...
I am unable to use my shift key.17 Nov 2006 08:30 GMT1
Everytime I try to use my shift key nothing happens.
How can i implement a message pump with winforms ?17 Nov 2006 07:05 GMT17
i'm doing a quite long treatment in a function, and i'm showing the
progress of the treatment with a progressbar. The code is something
like this :
            for each(entry in entries) // about 100 entries
Combining Functions16 Nov 2006 20:17 GMT4
Bruno van Dooren [MVP VC++] wrote:
> *> Hi i have to program a code to perform 1 of 5 functions at the
> users
> > request, I have got to the part where i have to program the
Reading XML Stream in C++16 Nov 2006 16:44 GMT2
My code below sending request to web server and getting response as XML
string.
char* response;
wf.getResponse(response,500);
Stack overflow exception with CWinFormsDialog in MFC app16 Nov 2006 07:54 GMT1
I've discovered a stack-overflow crash scenario when using CWinformsDialog
to show a managed UserControl as a dialog in MFC8.
Basically all you have to do is press ESCape whilst the CWinFormsDialog is
in the process of being shown. A stack overflow occurs and the stack trace
Resource file security16 Nov 2006 00:33 GMT2
I have included a text file as a resource file  in my VS 2003 c++
project.
Hexedit of my .exe files showed the resource file  as it is i.e as a
straight
How to check current time for demonstration product15 Nov 2006 22:04 GMT3
Hi, I'd like to know the best way of checking the current time during a
demonstration product. At the minute i store the first run date, then
compare that to the system time, but obviously a user can just change
their clock back a month and continue using the product.
Name conflicts with multiple .NET versions15 Nov 2006 12:35 GMT1
I have an assembly "A" which contains a Windows Control and has
been compiled with C# in .NET 1.0, and I have now attempted to use
this from a C++ 2005 Windows Forms Application "B".
I can add a reference to the assembly and add a control to
How to purposefully put an Assertion failure into Finalize() for debug builds using C++/CLI syntax?14 Nov 2006 23:24 GMT9
I am porting stuff from MEC++ syntax to the new C++/CLI syntax.  Something
that we did in the old syntax that proved to be very valuable was to make
sure that the finalizer would purposefully generate an assertion failure
for unoptimized, debug builds.  We did this to find and ...
HowTo:  Undelete files on NTFS or FAT?14 Nov 2006 22:08 GMT2
I was to be able to search for deleted file on either file system and the
retrieve them when found.  I've serached around a lot with very little
results.  I found two example projects on C++ sites, but both of them didnt
work.
exestr replacement (LNK4224 under vs2005)14 Nov 2006 16:37 GMT3
I need to keep version information inside static libraries and inside
an exexe file that contains these libraries.
Under VS2003, I was able to add version strings using pragma comment
exestr. Then, using a string extractor, I was able to see which
Using C++/CLI simple property syntax to override an inherited abstract property14 Nov 2006 16:00 GMT1
I cannot figure out how to do this.  It seems that the only way to introduce
the "override" keyword into the mix is to give up on the simple property
syntax. It seems that the designers of C++/CLI probably figured out a spot
to jam the "override" keyword in the simple property ...
Mapping Managed C++ hashtable into native C++ map14 Nov 2006 14:29 GMT1
I am having difficulty mapping Managed C++ hashtable into native C++
map (string to double). Somehow the double value is not mapped properly
(istead of value of 75 something like 10**(-308) is mapped. Keys are
mapped correctly. Can you please help?
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